It is an 8-minute drive from Naha Airport. With a 3-minute walk on the Yui Rail, Hotel Precia is only 8 minutes from the airport to Asahibashi Station, an extremely convenient location. The hotel is a newly renovated leisure hotel, and its somewhat Japanese design is also very pleasing! It is nice that they have spacious rooms for families.
Point 1: Hotel Precia can accommodate families, couples, and students!
Hotel Precia’s clientele ranges from businessmen to solo travelers, female travelers, families to couples.
Although it may seem like a business hotel, the rooms are surprisingly spacious, with even a standard twin room boasting 27 square meters of space.
In addition, there are deluxe rooms with beds 120 cm wide instead of the usual 1 m wide, triple rooms for families, four-bed rooms, five-bed rooms, and Japanese/Western-style rooms, with the Japanese/Western-style room having a size of 42 m2.
There are few hotels in Okinawa that offer such a wide variety of rooms.
I think there are only a few hotels in Okinawa that offer such a variety of rooms.
Normally, taking two rooms would cost extra money, but it is quite helpful to only need one room.
Point 2: Free parking in Hotel Precia’s large parking lot!
Don’t you think that few hotels in Okinawa are thinking about parking while many people rent cars?
In addition to the Corona disaster and the shortage of semiconductors, it is said that the battle for rental cars is fiercer than for hotels in Okinawa in summer. Besides, prices are higher than before, with many places charging as much as 100,000 for three days and two nights.
Under these circumstances, you don’t want to let go of your rental car once you have made a reservation. If you stay at a hotel there, you will need a parking lot, and while many hotels charge even for overnight guests, we are very grateful for the large parking lots that are open to us free of charge!
Point 3: The breakfast buffet at Hotel Precia is on hiatus. But there are plenty of Okinawan food and vending machines.
Hotel Precia used to offer a breakfast buffet on the second floor of the hotel. Unfortunately, however, Hotel Precia’s breakfast buffet, which used to be held at the 2nd floor restaurant with the Corona Disaster, is still on hiatus.
However, a vendor called Miyara Soba has opened a restaurant, offering Okinawan soba noodles and taco rice, which can be taken out.
There are also large vending machines for drinks on the second and third floors, making it convenient to avoid having to go outside to buy them.
More importantly, this hotel is conveniently located, so you will have no trouble eating out.
You can walk a short distance to a location where you can eat wonderful Okinawan food.
Also, Hotel Precia’s website has a “Surrounding Area Information” section that gives you a good idea of what stores are in the area. It is a kind hotel.
